Deaths and Funerals Henry C Parther 6 of Geylord
Henry C Parther 6 of Geylord died this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral Friday at 1 30 p.m. John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Robert D Goshorn. Burial in Lovettsville. Edith Virginia Snapp 52 of 31 W Whitelock Ave died at late Mr and Mrs Walter Miller. She married James F Snapp in Winchester June 1925. A Montague Avenue Methodist Church member. Burial at Jones Funeral Home.
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Henry Charles Parther
Geylord
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Parthel
Germany
Clara Agnes
Chicago
American Boxwood Society
Berryville
John H. Enders
Robert D. Goshorn
Norfolk
Edith Virginia Snapp
W. Whitelock Ave
Walter Miller
James F. Snapp
Winchester
Napp
Montague Avenue
Jones Funeral Home
Mrs James F Snapp Arrangements
Mrs James F Snapp is holding funeral arrangements at Jones Funeral Home Incorporated with plans for a service and interment to follow. The notice lists the funeral home contact and indicates details will be provided to relatives.
Windle Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Clarence W. Windle died at 1 30 in the hospital after an illness of two weeks. He was born December 1887 in Shenandoah County, son of the late William L. and Julia Windle. He belonged to the Modern Woodmen Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Shawnee Fire Co. He was a church member and a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Windle
Mr. Windle
Shenandoah County
William L
Julia Windle
Modern Woodmen Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Shawnee Fire Co
Rusk Addresses Cuba and Nuclear Strategy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk discussed sharing responsibility for NATO nuclear strategy and stated that the U.S. would withdraw protection of nuclear weapon bases in Cuba in due course, signaling a shift in U.S. commitments.
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Alliance
Rusk
Cuba
U.S
Six. The spoon. Perry.
The fragment hints at a scene or riddle involving six, a spoon, and a person named Perry with directional clue from the east toward the.
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Perry
Communist Party of U.S. Goes on Trial for Soviet Agent Registration
The Communist Party of the United States faces trial for refusing to register as an agent of the Soviet Union under the 1950 Internal Security Act. Indicted are party leaders Hall and Davis as officers, with the Justice Department enforcing a deadline for registration and disclosure of members and finances. The case cites a long legal battle over constitutionality and political rights.
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Washington
Communist Party of the United
Hall
Davis
Robert F. Kennedy
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Supreme Court
Moscow
Justice Department
Habeas Hearing Granted for Va. Prisoner Pruitt
A Virginia prisoner Calvin W. Pruitt, 32, granted a habeas corpus hearing on armed robbery convictions. He previously claimed he killed Alabama attorney general elect Albert Patterson in 1954. Judge Bazile set the hearing for January 19 in Caroline County Circuit Court.
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Bowling Green
Alabama
Pruitt
Bazile
Caroline
Referendum Sought on Demolishing Chester Mansion for Parking
Chester owner proposes levee removal of the old Conrad mansion built around 1796 to create parking. Winchester Common Council votes to refer the issue to voters before action. A copy of the resolution is sent to the mayor and to the Winchester Evening Star for public notice.
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Chester
Conrad
Common Council
City of
Winchester
Morton May Head Senatorial Campaign Group
Senator Hugh Scott says Morton is likely to lead the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee if Thruston Morton takes over from Barry Goldwater. Goldwater may run again in 1964. Morton would be a middle-of-the-road chair to unite conservatives and liberals as the party aims to regain Senate control. Kentucky’s Morton won reelection and sees future GOP expansion beyond the South.
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Siptan Cine
Thruston B. Morton
Barry Goldwater
Sen
Morton
Scott
Senate
Americans For Constitutional Action
Goldwater
South
Dixie
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Kentucky
Midwest Snow Strands Students as Roads Collapse
About 150 people, aided by snow plows and state police, traveled in a two hour convoy from Angola to Buffalo after schools closed and travelers stranded by 18 inches of new snow and 35 mph winds. Northern New York, Ohio, Indiana and Midwest plains faced drifting, with many areas reporting up to 30 inches and subzero temperatures.
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Angola
Buffalo
New York
Berea
Cleveland
Indiana
South Bend
Midwest Prairies
Great Lakes
International Falls
Minn
Winter Cold Snap Flurries Hit Virginia Highways
Snow flurries spread across southwest Virginia and icy temperatures lingered state wide. Forecasters warned of more snow in the mountains as the cold snap eased, with record lows noted in December and ongoing frigid conditions throughout the region.
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Virginia
Southside
Winchester Courthouse Renovation Plans Still Unclear
The local committee and county officials discuss courthouse needs in Winchester Virginia with speculation about alternatives to renovations. A Roanoke firm proposed a three story addition and modernization costing over 220 thousand dollars, but no physical work has started and no firm decision has been made.
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Winchester
Virginia
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Commonwealth
Roanoke
Bar Association
Shenandoah Names 4 Man CD Committee
Shenandoah County board of supervisors appointed a four member Civil Defense committee at yesterday’s meeting. Hoyle Garber New Market was named supervisor. others named were Frank Morrison W W Robinson and Wayne King. The board discussed farm machinery taxation and approved 45 tax bounties and second half fiscal year appropriations.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Board of Supervisors
W. H. Miller
Hoyle Garber
New Market
Garber
Frank Morrison
W. W. Robinson
Wayne King
Shenandoah
Calvin Stephens
Fort Valley
Farm Bureau Federation
James C. Wilins
W. P. Whitmore
The
December Auctions at Denny's and Cecil Artrip
In a sales directory style notice dated December sales include Denny's Commission Auction at one half mile east of Winchester on Route 7 offering furniture and appliances with Orndorff and Cole as auctioneers on Thursday evening December 12. Also Cecil F Artrip Discount House on Airport Road Martinsburg West Virginia hosts furniture toys and luggage with Buddy Artrip as auctioneer on December 12 at 6 30 p m. Rock Hill Farm Blackstone Virginia features Hereford cattle with sale managers Va Hereford Assoc and sale date December 17 at 10 00 a m.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Cecil F.artrip
Discount House
Airport Road
Martinsburg
W.va
Buddy Artrip
Rock Hill Farm
Blackstone
Airways Club
Rogers
Lady Baltimore
Cecil F. Artrip
Weather Records Note Daily Rainfall Totals
The report cites rainfall data for the 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. with a year 1962 total of 37.16 inches to date. Monthly figures list February 2.42, March 3.17, May 3.81, June 3.83, July 3.87, August 8.90, September 2.67, October 3.22, November 2.28, December 2.40.
Weather Outlook Shows Cold Start With Warmer Afternoon
Forecast notes a quite cold Thursday with a fair sky and a modest afternoon warm-up. Provides daily sun times and moon phase data for Winchester, including today’s sunset at 4 50 p m and tomorrow’s sunrise at 7 23 a m with Moonrise at 5 27 p m. Last Quarter on December 18 is listed.
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Winchester
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John T. Fox
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Omps Funeral Home
the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
Clarence Windle
Ones General Home, Inc
Loudoun ST
Communist Party of
Not
Dickinson
N.D
Duluth
Minneapolis
FUR Auction
Winchester, Va
W. D. Orndorft, Auctioneer
Associated Press
Lew Pr
Albany
Atlanta
Boise
Des Moines
Fort Worth
Stevens
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Miami
Memphis
St. Paul
Omaha
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portlad
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Cloud
Salt Lake
Shenandoah Names
Serna
N. Cameron St
Quality
Denny’s
Commission
American Legion
Frigidaire
Motorola T.V
Admiral T.V
Westinghouse
Siegler
Nia
Miller Anderson
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